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Murder on the Orient Express
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Who was Suzanne, whose death Poirot asks the Countess about?
Daisy Armstrong's nursery maid
The Countess's mother
Princess Dragomiroff's daughter
M. Bouc's wife
2
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What is the Countess's real name?
Elena Stengelberg
Yelena Dragomiroff
Helena Goldenberg
Sonia Armstrong
3
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Per the Princess, the letter on the handkerchief is actually which Russian character?
C
N
P
V
4
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Who assures Poirot that nobody with "so frail a physique" as the Princess could have murdered Ratchett?
Dr. Constantine
M. Bouc
Count Andrenyi
Cyrus Hardman
5
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What does Poirot immediately asks Colonel Arbuthnot about when he arrives for his second interview?
The handkerchief
His relationship with Mary
The pipe cleaners
His real name
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